Example sentences for: viable

How can you use “viable” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • If dormancy structures similar to endospores were produced at some point by life forms on Mars, data reported here suggest they could still be present and viable.

  • Even if the fetus is viable, the court said, states could not outlaw an abortion if the woman's life or health was at stake.

  • Product in the entertainment-industry sense used above occupies a distinct class within the phylum content . Whereas product is, for the most part, a commodity that exists or is envisaged, content , in its most advanced and today most widely used sense, means the totality of all substance (in particular, commercially viable substance) that can be made available through the various communications and information media: not just movies, TV shows, and music but also software, games, sports, news, directories, advertising, and everything online--now and in the future.

  • The most common American sense of in the bag is `completed, done, consummated,' and, while it ill behooves one to state categorically that `ruined, botched' is not a viable definition, I have never encountered the expression used in that sense on either side of the Atlantic.

  • We see a viable future for these industries—with a few caveats.


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